Context-outcome associations underlie context-switch effects after partial reinforcement in human predictive learning
Predictive value for continuously reinforced cues is affected by context changes when they are trained within a context in which a different cue undergoes partial reinforcement. An experiment was conducted with the goal of exploring the mechanisms underlying this context-switch effect. Human participants were trained in a predictive learning situation in which a cue received partial reinforcement while a target cue received continuous reinforcement in context A (C1) and another [...]
Solution Strategies and Gender Differences in Spatial Visualization Tasks
This study examined solution strategies and gender differences in a Spatial [...]
Extinction and inhibition in causality judgement
Two experiments with humans showed the extinction of contingency judgments, in [...]
Processing of attended and ignored words in the parafovea. Inhibitory aspects of semantic processing
The idea that attentional selection is carried out by means [...]
The role of ambiguous expectancy in differential inhibition: A different role for context from direct US association
Two experiments using the conditioned suppression procedure were carried out [...]
